Wonderful açai bowls with wide range of toppings. A bit on the expensive side ($16), but they are…read morefilling and contain mainly organic ingredients. The store has sustainable practices in place and has a great vibe. Have come before, and will come again.

From the owner: Bare Naked Bowls is one of Sydney's favourite superfood cafes specializing in serving delicious…read moreAcai Bowls, Superfood Smoothies, Breakfast Bowls, Cold Pressed Juices, Locally Roasted Coffee, Kombucha and Raw Treats. We cater for all needs including vegetarian, paleo, vegan, dairy free and gluten free - just ask our friendly staff.

"Everything natural is good" opines the proprietor of this happening smoothie bar in the heart of…read moreWest End. As someone with some scientific expertise in what is natural and what is good, I find this is overly simplistic and misleading. Nonetheless, if you drop in, I suspect you'll find that it holds true for everything they have here. I have tried a few local smoothie places, and while this isn't the cheapest one, it seems clearly the best. Of course, anyone can throw some stuff in a blender; I suspect juice bars persist largely because it's difficult for most of us to manage the logistics of keeping fresh fruit at home. But here, they're not just doing the grunt work for you, they're bringing some serious skill to the table. Could I use dragonfruit and coconut and get something that looks and tastes like bubblegum? I'm guessing not. Could I duplicate their wondrous "whipped fruit", a sort of fresh coconut ice cream made right in front of me? Not a chance. Their creations are both delicious and innovative, and I've not found an average one yet (and I've tried quite a few). The proprietor says he's from Brazil, which would explain why he is so good with topical fruits. It's a neighborhood vibe kind of place, and there's a decent chance of free samples. If something is on special, I suggest trying it. Most of what they use is fresh fruit and nut milks and coconut water and they are mostly vegan (save for a few clearly labeled pastries), making this establishment friendly to most customers. Besides their smoothies and bowls, a mouthwatering assortment of salads and baked desserts beckons. I still haven't tried any of those for fear of getting addicted, and if it instead turns out that they're terribly underwhelming in some way, I suppose I'll go back and revise this place's rating down again. Doesn't seem likely.

This is a small açaí bar in the heart of West End. The açaí bowls are delicious and high quality…read more(yet, not cheap). The service is friendly.

I know it's relatively expensive and I'm likely to have to wait a long time for my acai bowl but I…read morereally love Charlie's Raw Squeeze. It's made fresh to order and fruit is always seasonal and perfectly delicious. They have pre-prepared vegan bowls that you can take home with you. There's a range of organic and vegan groceries. The people working here are so friendly and happy that i always leave happier than when i arrived

Yummy, fresh, natural açai and smoothie bowls. These are my favourite bowls in Brisbane! Easily!…read moreThey add seasonal fruit, granola and toppings if you want it. The only downside is that they do take a while to make these, so don't go if you are in a rush. They are worth the wait though!

A good selection of healthy fruit bowls, including a delicious âçáì (think I got enough diacritics…read moreon there ) bowl full of flavour and freshness. The granola clusters really help add a welcome textural element to the dish. Fresh fruit on top= Yum. The Smoothie range is extensive, with most containing plenty of raw food over fillers like ice like certain other establishments. This is reflected in the price of the items, being a little more expensive than other places in the area. Sandwiches and wraps are a little pedestrian, but stick with the core dishes and you'll be fine.

Finding out that Coco Bliss had taken over the "nourish" bar at Lorna Jane in the Gas works complex…read morewas a bad idea for me - this is because it's waaaaay to close to my house & work and I'm going to spend all my money on their delicious salads, acai bowls, smoothies & Juices! They are seriously one of the most delicious "fast food" places in Brisbane and they're healthy! Anywhere that has an acai bowl called the "Bounty Bowl" is on a winner, it tastes similar to the choc bar but none of the bad stuff plus it fills you up topped with fresh banana, choc coyo, goji & choc bukinis - they've got me sold to try the whole menu. Bring. It. On.

Received fantastic service from very friendly staff. I am very picky with my food choices so it was…read morea relief that every question I had about dietary specifications were answered with no fuss. Menu is fantastic and offers so many healthy options. The smoothie bowls are absolutely fantastic and my poached chicken bowl was perfect. I was in Brisbane on holiday and was hoping to not compromise my diet, so I am glad that a place with such a clean menu existed. Thank you!

Formerly the Hyde Out cafe, leafy Yeronga new-comer Seven South is the new kid in town... and I can…read morealready tell she's going to be one of the most popular kids in school! Beautifully welcoming, open and light airy furnishings, make for comfortable dining both inside and out. The menu is on point with good mix of classic and modern breakfast dishes at reasonable prices. Great variety of drinks too with fresh juices, smoothies and tasty coffees. I had the potato and parmesan cakes with pumpkin hummus, avocado aioli and bacon; my friend opting for the smashed avo and feta on pumpkin bread. Not a single crumb was left on either plate. I'll definitely be back, a great local cafe that is super cute and has a real fresh feel.

I am so in love with this entire place. Shot straight to the top of my go to cafe in Brisbane…read more Adorable friendly service, cute decor and amazingly pretty good that begs to be eaten. Epitome of #foodporn! I find the prices extremely reasonable, in line with other Brisbane cafes but the food was so so delish. I had eggs Benedict while my mum had pancakes, both were divine. I also had one of their house sodas, which had passion fruit, lime and mint and it was a decent size too, not a teeny tiny glass that you get in some places. It's opposite a large park and has a great relaxed open at feel to it, a definite must return.

Nil service for takeaway - 25min wait for a simple wrap, staff in kitchen seen eating and drinking…read morein line of sight so low hygiene and over priced for quality of food. Has been below average through 3 owners - spend money locally instead of here!

Been a regular Cafe 63 visitor since I stumbled across the first one…read more Simple formula, great food and exellent coffee etc. Well done girls .. great service.

Pretty Good! Dropped in for a catch up with family (group of 5) not a problem - quickly seated with…read morea smile. Ordered coffee - also quickly served, water glasses and jug on the table. Very relaxed and it was easy to talk. Coffee good. Went for lite meal - smashed avo was spot on. The desserts / cakes are plentiful and variety is broad - tried the dragonfruit cake which was good but not extra so. Really nice.

Have now been here twice and on both occasions the quality of service and food has been excellent…read more Two sample points might not be a trend but it gives me the confidence to come back again ... and again, and again. Thanks!

Having missed my train by one minute and with half an hour before the next I was feeling a little…read morebit down. Not only did I have to wait but I could feel the sniffles coming on. Who gets the flu in summer? Apparently I do. Whenever I feel sick I crave fruit juice and to my luck I spotted a juice bar called Juice Energy. Now at this point in time I was craving juice but also in desperate need of some energy so I figured this was the place to be. The man serving was friendly and shot me a sexy smile the minute I walked up. I opted for the Super C juice since it sounded healthy and like it might ward off my flu. He whipped it up in no time and all and my gosh it was tasty. I do love those juice bars that aren't your normal chain ones. For some reason the juice just tastes more fresh. They also had a range of pies, salads, and gourmet yoghurts available. You can't go past their juice though. I highly recommend it.

Super healthy and super awesome. Definitely try to stop in if I am ever down that way but alas I…read morework in the city and there is nothing this awesome in taste and value. You can even mix your salads from a very diverse range. Change the juices (all made with real fruit) or have a yummo health ball that is the perfect snack on the run.

This bellweather juice bar is the sort of thing that most of the world can't sustain: a purely…read moreplant-based chain eatery. Indeed, there are several of these, more coming, and they're not in snazzy beach locations, but spread around Brisbane's banal suburbs. It's almost as if going out for an acai bowl is a normal thing to do. Like most of these sorts of places, it is not cheap, but the bowl I got was quite delicious: a hazulnut "nutella"-ish creation with a respectable variety of fruit and granola. It works because it's the sort of thing I would struggle to do by myself; it's awfully difficult to keep around fresh fruit. The menu is mostly acai bowls and smoothies, but other dessert items and a few savory dishes are there as well, all completely animal-free. It was good enough that I would want to return, though I would more likely sample another location.

This is a nice plaxe place for any raw food fan. I had the Green Machine smoothie which is made…read morewith coconut juice, mint, kale, and mango. There are plenty of other natural food products available for purchase such as agave syrups, coconut vinegar. They even have boxes of bananas for you to buy if you like. I had a bit of a taste of the bubble gum fruit bowl. Surprisingly very refreshing and satisfying. Check it out. You can park over ay the Stones Corner Shopping centre garage and walk over.